by FA Staff
Baby boomers have mistaken ideas about the future costs of long-term care and about the years they will spend in retirement, according to a new survey.
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Bloomberg News
Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr’s plan to suspend payments on $2 billion of Detroit’s debt threatens a basic tenet of the $3...
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Men and women have different attitudes toward saving money and different opinions about themselves as money managers, according to Northwestern Mutual's 2013 Planning and Progress Study.
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Debbie Carlson
Scout International Fund is finding value in good companies in Europe, even as the continent struggles to move out of its economic recession, says manager Jim Moffett.
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by FA Staff
The new firm delivers trust services for RIAs’ high-net-worth clients
that feature South Dakota’s uniquely beneficial trust and tax laws.
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by FA Staff
Three-quarters of these boomers plan to delay retirement past the age of 65, or never retire at all.
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Bloomberg News
An April poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 40 percent of Americans weren’t even sure the act remained law.
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by FA Staff
A former associate of a financial advisor who committed suicide while under investigation has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for running his own Ponzi scheme, the U.S...
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by FA Staff
Charles Schwab has proposed eight ways Americans can increase their savings.
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Bloomberg News
A top Finra official resigned after the agency was informed he was indicted for felony theft and charitable bingo fraud in 1993, the year he joined the agency.
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